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The textiles Katherine specialises in are MesoAmerican, i think - flax, woool, etc, Well, she recognised those tunics as being of an Old Kingdom Egyptian pattern weave, so at the very least she has a good overview of other cultures. True - i forgot. But i bet she still doesn't know how to make silk...

If you mean 'ambivalent about spiders'.. 'ambivalent' means you do not care either way...

she is scared of spiders, so she exposes herself to remove the phobia.. I think digit is the 'hey, I chatted to a very nice spider today!' erm thing..

Well, that has certainly been the case in the past. The last time someone made a crater disappear mysteriously, it caused all sorts of ruckus, trials and tribulations. I'm not sure even MIB could have kept it quiet. It had all the elements of a mystery novel: dancing partners, a diamond, a journey ...

NOTE: the sticking plaster/bandage/ etc is a tvtrope

...and that's why no one knew the place existed for at least seven years? It was a hidden treasure that only those who had earned the secret knowledge could enjoy? There's benches, sure, but maybe it was intended as a place where teachers and staff could come and eat. That would make sense, as adul...

As it is not a 'disabling' phobia, she has decided to expose herself more, so reducing the bad effects...

You gotta wonder, though. Since not all the paras we've seen in the comic actually match the old myths precisely (which didn't match themselves, to be honest), how would one be depicted in the comic? I imagine that the stories were really just exaggerated retellings of an incident in which the para...

the sticking plaster is a tvtrope

the worst 'Americanism' is when they get biology totally wrong ( NSFW hint! its INSIDE!! :) ) .... :roll: NSFW, huh? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vagina ; ... In common speech, the word [V-Word Redacted] is often used to refer to the [Other V-Word Redacted] or to the female [g-Word Redacted] in ge...

That, or she hasn't had time to assimilate the art of pranks... By the way, there are no islands (isles) in grocery stores... Only a isles ... :mrgreen: And yet the 'aisle' of a church is at the side, the center path is called the Nave.. :) https://www.britannica.com/topic/nave Looks like an Americ...

AnotherFairportfan wrote:Not related that i can see. Though it's apparently inspired by a girl in Minneapolis that David Byrne knew.

if your country wont play , here is one that works... /:

Hmmm, hmmm... I wonder if digit would *recognize* her from 'spider reports'... ???

Its all held together by ancient magic... the 'golem girls' are just 'empty clay pots' - it is the magic inscription that makes them seem 'totally normal' even to xray machines etc..

well, here is a good map!:)
1500BC to almost present..

http://www.timemaps.com/history/europe-200bc

painful, until she remembers to use her mouth parts!!

Well, that disguise will work well, but only if Monica and Digit move to Kalifornia. I do think Cricket is maybe a bit too​ willing to use the "teach a cat to swim by throwing it into the water, so it has to learn quickly" approach. http://wapsisquare.com/comic/the-hang-of-all-this/ EDIT:...

can't wait til she discovers this 'pizza' dietzel keeps talking about

The problem with 'celtic' is it is like 'english' -- many different ways of saying things, that others do not understand(but the words are english!)... as I said above 'ancient english' is not irish celtic... and as for 'cymru', well...

but surely it is the Βιβλιοθιήκη (Bibliothiki) language.. ??

αερόστρωμνα μου είναι γεμάτη από χέλια

surely its...

Mîn wandrian searoðyrel æl−fisc

hint: https://lingojam.com/OldEnglishTranslator